There's literally nothing to do in Billund except Lego 🇩🇰

Ryanair offer cheap flights to Billund from Manchester and other parts of the UK and probably Europe, but is there any point to visiting Billund? Well in the first part of this 2 part Billund vlog series, you'll see that there's hardly anybody in Billund and it's so small that I ran out of things to do within an hour. However, on the second day I decided to go to Lego Land and the Lego House. Come with me on my childish day out in Billund, Denmark.

Is it worth buying Ryanair's cheap ticket to Billund? Well, if you've got little ones, then yeah probably, but as a solo adult, I'd say no.

After finding out in day 1 that there's very little to do in Billund, I had to check out the Lego House and Legoland.

If you want to know whether it was expensive in Denmark, accommodation was pretty expensive, food and drink was pretty expensive and the entrance fees to Legoland and the Lego House weren't cheap either. So maybe thing twice if you're thinking of coming to Billund as a cheap holiday because of the Ryanair Cheap Flight to Billund.

In Lego House Billund, there are about 5 floors of Lego, Lego and more Lego. You could keep your kids entertained for hours on end in this Lego paradise. There are all sorts of different things to do with Lego here, including finding out the history of Lego, Star Wars Lego and all other sorts of Lego. There's a part where you can make your own car out of Lego and then try to make it go down a steep ramp and fly through a hoop, during which, it takes a photo for you to take home and tracks your speed. Kids will love this part.

I spent a few hours in the Lego House before heading over to Legoland to see if there were any rollercoasters for adults. Turns out, not really, but I still had a good day. There are a few larger rollercoasters, but nothing really worth getting on if you're a rollercoaster thrill-seeker. For kids, you could definitely keep them entertained at Legoland all day long, but be prepared for inflated concession prices within Legoland, as you'd expect in a theme park.

Legoland was as clean as I'd expect, all of the staff spoke pretty much perfect English and it seemed a very friendly place. Considering it's aimed at kids, I'd expect nothing less to be honest!

I probably wouldn't return to this Legoland or the Lego House without kids, but don't stop yourself from coming, try it out for yourself.

If you're planning on taking Ryanair up on their cheap flights to Billund, think twice if you're not overly excited about Lego. There is literally nothing else to do in Billund, honestly. The town is very, very small.

I use Ryanair's Fare Finder quite often to find cheap flights, and this one one of them. Ryanair Cheap Flights is a great way to get around Europe for very little money.

I actually walked to the airport from my Airbnb the next day because there was so little to do. It took me over an hour, and there was pretty much nothing to see on the way. The whole town is just centred around the Legoland theme park and the Lego House.

Location: Legoland, Billund, Denmark 🇩🇰

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